Kenyan influencer Miss Omuts has publicly called out fellow content creator Pritty Vishy, arguing that Vishy's videos and comments are misleading fans about the reality of a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) recovery.

On social media, Miss Omuts disputed the ease with which Vishy appeared to be moving post-procedure, insisting that a proper BBL recovery is far from simple.

"You cannot sit for at least four weeks and at most six weeks after a BBL because it is painful. You also cannot sit or lie on your hips because the fats are still settling," Miss Omuts explained.

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Miss Omuts, who underwent her own BBL nine months ago, questioned where Vishy had her surgery done, stating that her public post-op activities were inconsistent with the standard healing process.

Pritty Vishy had previously made headlines for attending a high-profile event while still in pain, a move that Miss Omuts says risks misleading fans about the true intensity of recovery.

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Recently, she revealed she had undergone a BBL, claiming she even attended Cashmeer’s high-profile event while still in pain — a portrayal that Miss Omuts says risks misleading fans about the true intensity of the recovery.

The Reality of BBL Recovery

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Miss Omuts described her own BBL experience as one filled with restrictions and discomfort.

She promised to share an update on her healing journey soon, emphasizing that the process is not as glamorous as some portray it online.

"BBL cannot allow you to even lean on surfaces. You will never heal from BBL, but Pritty Vishy, you are making it look like something so simple. Guys, be mentally prepared," she cautioned.

Miss Omuts also stressed that the pain and challenges continue for the first three months after surgery.

She warned that unless Pritty Vishy's videos were filmed months earlier, her depiction of recovery was misleading and failed to show the continuous physical and mental demands of the healing journey.